I’m sorry Nutella. You’ve been wronged. You’ve had to pay out millions of dollars to some ignorant person that couldn’t find the time to read the label.

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This is a classic example of how stupidity gets rewarded in America. There’s no need to be educated in this country. It will never pay so much, $3 Million, for so little effort. (Besides, an education takes time and costs money and all you’re left with these days is a huge student loan debt and no job. I digress.)

I have Nutella in my house. Have I ever thought it was a healthy snack? No. Why? Because it tastes so damn good! It’s spreadable chocolate, for Tebow’s sake!

There’s 100 calories per tablespoon in it! Half of those calories are fat! The first ingredient is sugar! Is any of this not obvious?

Just because the label says ‘No Artificial Colors’ and ‘No Artificial Preservatives‘ doesn’t make it healthy! Just because you see it on TV, doesn’t mean that you should believe it. (But if you see it on the internet, it’s probably true.)

Gimme That Nutella, Dad! Toss it Here!

Now, back to you Nutella. Thank you for putting such a magnificent specimen in a jar for me to spread on some lightly toasted Hawaiian style bread with a side of fresh banana slices. You are now my shining light and savior! It wasn’t until that foolish lawsuit popped up against you that I smacked my 5 brain cells together and manifested a wonderful idea.

Here’s how you solved a serious weight problem for our family. I’ve got a skinny kid at home that “needs” calories, or else the pediatrician is going to call Child Protective Services on us. Worm is slipping down the infant weight charts faster than you lost that $3 Million. So, I’ve decided to supplement his diet with some high calorie foods. I’m trying not to load him up on dairy (like the pediatrician suggested) and I’m looking for some alternatives. Since Nutella is so dense in calories and chock full of taste, it’s a perfect food for my son! No artificial colors or preservatives and high in calories! Awesome!

I promise that if I can get Worm back into the 50th percentile for weight before his weight check next week, we will name our next child Nutella Licious J. (Come on, that’s an awesome stage name! Disclaimer: To be christened though, I have to clear it with the wife first.)

I wonder if I can sue a butter company because it made me fat…you betcha’! In America, anything’s possible!